Texting while driving: It's already being enforced.

Indiana's new texting while driving law has met with some skepticism about how well enforcement will work, but it appears that law enforcement officers are on the job already. We found two cases in the Doxpop database that were filed during the first week that the new law was in effect- The first in Clinton County, and a second in our hometown of Richmond in Wayne County.

Both counties use the Doxpop On-line Fine Payment system, so the defendants can opt to pay their fines on-line immediately.

We join our legislators in hoping that they choose to pay these fines at home while sitting at a stationary computer!

White and Lawrence Counties Join Doxpop Fine Payment

White County and Lawrence County are the two latest counties to join Doxpop Fine Payment. Drivers in the vicinity of Monticello, IN and Bedford, IN can now pay their traffic fines quickly and easily on-line at http://payment.doxpop.com.

Even more counties are expected to jump on board in the very near future, so stay tuned for more information!

Welcome Montgomery County, and a Doxpop Fine Payment Milestone!

Doxpop is excited to welcome Montgomery County as the 18th County to join Doxpop Fine Payment. Drivers who receive traffic citations along Interstate 74 in Crawfordsville and other Montgomery County cities can now pay their fines quickly and easily on-line.

Doxpop first announced the Fine Payment service one year ago in June of 2010. More than $500,000 of traffic fines have been paid online since its inception. Thank you to all of our customers for helping us reach this milestone.

Stay tuned for more county additions and new Doxpop features in the very near future!

New FinePay Counties!

Doxpop is excited to announce the addition of several new counties to Doxpop's Fine Payment Service. Daviess, Fountain, Pike, and Wells Counties have all been added to Doxpop Fine Payment within the past few weeks. Drivers who receive traffic citations in these respective counties can now pay their fees quickly and easily on-line.

A Few Noteworthy Mentions

We've had a few noteworthy news announcements this past week:

First things first, the Randolph County Recorder has recently joined the Doxpop network. Randolph County has also joined Doxpop's free Property Watch service designed to help eliminate property fraud. Special thanks to Randolph County Recorder Debbie Preston for her diligent efforts in making Doxpop available in her county.

Next, we are excited to announce that Henry County is the latest county to provide Doxpop's Fine Payment service. A fun fact, if you happen to receive a traffic citation anywhere between Indianapolis and the Ohio border on Interstate 70, you should be able to pay your ticket using Doxpop Fine Payment.

Finally, we have just released our latest newsletter issue where we discuss some exciting new features available to both our paying customers and to non-subscribers of Doxpop. Be sure to take a look!

Clinton County Added to Doxpop Fine Payment

We are happy to welcome Clinton County to the Doxpop Fine Payment System. Now motorists who receive a citation while driving through Clinton County on I-65 can pay their fines on-line when they return home. Folks who make their home in Clinton County can save themselves a trip to the courthouse in Frankfort. Doxpop Fine Payment is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thanks to County Clerk Sherri Crews and her excellent staff for working with us to bring this service to Clinton County.

The Doxpop on-line Fine & Fee Payment Service is now available in 11 Indiana counties, with more being added every week. The service is offered at no cost to participating counties, and is designed to reduce the workload on clerk and court staff while making the unpleasant process of paying a fine a little more palatable to the payers.

Decatur County, Indiana Joins Doxpop Fine Pay

Decatur County, Indiana is now accepting on-line fine payments through the Doxpop Fine Payment Service at payment.doxpop.com. This service will be especially useful for travelers who have received a traffic citation while traveling Interstate 74 between Cincinnati and Indianapolis, or while visiting Greensburg. Decatur's neighboring counties of Bartholomew and Franklin also use the Doxpop Fine Payment system. Doxpop would like to offer a very special thank you to County Clerk Janet Chadwell, and staff members Karen and Joan for their effort in bringing Doxpop Fine Payment to their county.

Hancock County, Indiana joins Doxpop Fine Payment

Doxpop is pleased to announce that the Hancock County Clerk is now using the Doxpop Online Fine Payment Service.

The Hancock County Courts in Greenfield, Indiana handle many citations for drivers in Greenfield and other surrounding areas. Interstate 70 runs through Hancock County, and the Mount Comfort Road exit feeds traffic traveling through McCordsville using Olio Road to get to other areas such as Fishers and Noblesville. Doxpop Fine Payment helps these drivers pay their tickets on-line without the need to travel to the county courthouse with cash or a certified check in hand.

Doxpop understands that it's no fun to pay a traffic ticket, but we are doing what we can to help by simplifying the payment process and allowing drivers to focus instead on avoiding future citations.

Franklin County, Indiana joins Doxpop Fine Payment

Doxpop is pleased to welcome Franklin County, Indiana as the newest county to join Doxpop's Fine Payment service. Franklin is the seventh county to provide drivers with the option to pay their traffic fines on-line with a credit or debit card.

Truckers who have received traffic citations on I-74 while traveling through the southern part of the state may pay their fines conveniently in their homes in other states. Local residents, or those vacationing around Brookville Lake, can save a trip to the courthouse by paying their fines on-line.

People wishing to pay citations on-line may visit http://payment.doxpop.com

Doxpop In the News

The growth of Doxpop's Fine Payment service has recently been reported by several Indiana newspapers and television stations as well as the Associated Press. Six counties participate in the service that allows those who need to pay traffic tickets to do so online with a credit card.

In an interview with The (Richmond) Palladium Item, Wayne County Clerk Jo Ann Stewart said the service is "especially useful for out-of-town motorists."

A recent broadcast on WTHI-TV in Terre Haute featured an interview with Sullivan County Clerk Shelly Hiatt Parris. She believes that Fine Payment is "so simple more people may be willing to pay their ticket in a timely fashion."

Doxpop's Fine Payment Service Now Available in Fayette County, Indiana

Doxpop is pleased to announce our newest addition to the Doxpop Fine Payment network, Fayette County. Those with traffic citations in Fayette County now have the convenience of being able to pay these fines online. Many thanks to Clerk Ann Frost for all her hard work in helping to make this service available in her county. Connersville is the county seat of Fayette County. Major highways located in Fayette County include IN 1, IN 44, and IN 121.

Save yourself a trip to the courthouse by paying your Fayette County citations online at http://payment.doxpop.com. This service is available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.

Doxpop Fine Payment Now Available in Sullivan County, Indiana

Sullivan County is the latest county to be added to Doxpop's Fine Payment service. Drivers with traffic citations filed in Sullivan County now have the capabilities of paying these fines on-line. Sullivan is now the fourth county to take advantage of this convenient feature with many more Indiana counties expected to follow suit in the near future. The Doxpop staff would like to offer a very special thank you to Clerk Shelly Hiatt Parris for helping to make Doxpop Fine Payment available in her county. If you happen to find yourself in the unfortunate situation of being stopped on US 41 or US 150, in towns such as Sullivan or Carlisle, make sure you save a trip to the courthouse by paying your traffic fines online at http://payment.doxpop.com/

Bartholomew County, Indiana adds on-line ticket payment using http://payment.doxpop.com

Earlier today the Bartholomew County Commissioners, and Clerk Tami Hines, took action to make an unpleasant task easier. Drivers receiving traffic citations in Bartholomew County may now pay their fees and fines on-line at http://payment.doxpop.com/. Truckers who received a speeding ticket while passing through Bartholomew County on I-65 may pay after they've returned to their homes in other states. Local residents may opt to save a trip to the courthouse in Columbus by paying on-line. This new service will reduce workload at the clerk's office, allowing staff members to focus on helping the public with more complex court matters.

People wishing to pay citations on-line may go to http://payment.doxpop.com/.

Local economic development leaders would not comment on whether plans are underway to open a new Citation Outlet Store in Edinburgh.

Doxpop Announces New Fine Payment Service

Doxpop Announces New Fine Payment Service: Fees for Traffic Citations May Now Be Paid Online in Wabash County and Wayne County, Indiana.

Doxpop is pleased to announce that traffic fines can now be easily paid online in Wabash and Wayne County. This will eliminate the time and difficulty that the public would otherwise experience in traveling to the courthouse to pay fines. Doxpop provides the convenience of paying such fines with one's credit or debit card from the comfort of home or office.

When traffic offenders are ready to pay their fine, they may simply go online and enter the link for Doxpop Fine Payment at http://payment.doxpop.com/. From here, one can quickly search for their infraction by name, ticket number, or other basic information. Doxpop, through the Wabash County Clerk's Office, will display any open traffic citations. Simply select and view the tickets that match one's results, and check the due dates and total amount due. The total payment, including the credit card online transaction fee, will be calculated and displayed prior to the completion of your transaction. The fines are sent to the clerk and notifications will be sent via email when the payment is accepted, usually within 30 minutes.

This service, like all Doxpop services, is provided without any use of public funding or tax money. Use of Doxpop Fine Payment is available to anyone, and does not require one to be a subscriber of other Doxpop products or services.